Elanga’s standout attribute is his frightening physicality, with the Swede undoubtedly one of the fastest footballers on the planet – as seen in the days leading up to his transfer, when the winger was recorded running a 100m sprint in just 10.93 seconds, with a top speed of 39.7km/h (24.7 mph).

Newcastle United have signed a real star in Anthony Elanga but he had no qualms about his move to St James' Park after chats with Eddie Howe

Man Utd are expecting a cash windfall worth millions after Anthony Elanga completed his £55m transfer to Newcastle United on Friday. The Magpies announced the winger’s arrival on a five-year

Kevin De Bruyne's exit has blown wide open the Premier League most assists market and Mohamed Salah, Bukayo Saka and Cole Palmer are leading the way to top the charts.

After stepping up his summer training in Brazil and spending time at former club, Sport Recife, Joelinton has returned to Tyneside fighting fit and is relishing the chance to regain his spot in the middle of Howe's side.

Anthony Elanga has signed for Newcastle United. He is the first major sifning for two years, and perfect for Eddie Howe.

Elanga was born in the Hyllie ward of Malmö on 27 April, 2002 when his father Joseph, who represented Cameroon at the 1998 World Cup finals in France, was playing for Sweden's most successful

Anthony Elanga has instantly impressed the Newcastle United faithful with his mature and reassuring words since his £55m switch was confirmed on Friday evening - and the winger has sent an equally touching message to his former fans in Nottingham following his City Ground departure.

JACOB MURPHY sent a direct message to £55million new boy Anthony Elanga as Newcastle thrashed Carlisle United. The Magpies finally confirmed the arrival of the Swedish attacker this week from